Sentence examples for in order to avoid destruction from inspiring English sources
As a consequence, old solutions need to be renewed in order to avoid destruction.
The maturation process of phagosomes is tightly regulated, but many intracellular pathogens have developed sophisticated ways to circumvent phagosomes maturation in order to avoid destruction and ultimately multiply inside these cells.
It is becoming clearer that pharmacotherapy should be aimed at blocking specific MMPs during the early stages of ALI, in order to avoid destruction of the basement membrane and extracellular matrix caused by their proteolytic action.
These regimens are designed to abate the underlying malignant cells in the autologous BMT, to cause immunosuppression in order to avoid destruction of the allograft, and to destroy any residual cancer cells in allogeneic BMT [ 2].
In order to avoid proteolytic destruction of the recombinant harpin gene product, we removed the two main extracellular proteases Apr and Npr from FZB42.
Hot gases and the cold vapor gases passing through the gas distribution grid in order to avoid its destruction must be thoroughly mixed.
Dialysis was carried out for the purpose of complete removal of acid in the suspension, and mild sonication was applied in order to avoid the destruction of GO sheets.
In the case of nickel and copper filler, the composites were prepared by dispersing the metallic powders in the PDMS by gently mixing, in order to avoid the destruction of the tips on the surface of the particles [9].
Considering these thresholds of significant AE as effective intermediate failure states suggests that the arbitrary choice of fatigue stress levels at a high percentage of UTS should be re-considered in order to avoid the destruction of relevant damage states in the first cycles of fatigue loading.
As Autoblog notes, it's "illegal to import [the car] for street use," and it ended up in Germany after filming in order to avoid its destruction by the United States government.
In order to avoid further destruction of the acropolis, the Carnegie Institution redirected the river to save the archaeological site, diverting it southwards in the 1930s; the dry former riverbed was finally filled in at the same time as consolidation of the cut in 1990s.
